Biden's Human Rights Pick Drops Out Due to Human Rights Concerns

Alleged President Joseph "Everything Bagel" Biden's pick for a senior State Department human rights position has a problem with human rights when it comes to Jewish humans and Israel. After she was outed about her anti-Zionist statements and therefore as an anti-Semite, she withdrew from consideration on Tuesday. 

You can contradict Israeli policies and politics, but when you refuse to contract the enemies of Israel for their terrorist acts that are overtly anti-Semitic, you proved yourself to be in the same camp.

Sarah Margon was under consideration to be Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. However, she made no progress for the position after her social media posts indicated her anti-Israel bias and support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, meant to destroy the Jewish State. 

And she happens to be Jewish.

“At present, I don’t see a path forward for confirmation, and after 1½ years, it’s time to move on,” the Jew-hater said in a statement first reported by Politico.

At her nomination hearing in September 2021, Margon was questioned by Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID), the ranking member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He asked about a series of media posts she made, including one about Airbnb's  removal of rental listings in the West Bank, which the company reversed in the following year.

“Airbnb to remove listings in Israeli settlements of occupied West Bank,” she wrote in 2018. “Thanks Airbnb for showing some good leadership here. Other companies should follow suit.”

And thank you, Sarah Margon, for showing your true colors. As a current foreign policy director at George Soros' Open Society Foundation and former Human Rights Watch witch, you did not disappoint the Democrat Party, and are especially appreciated by the Squad's Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-MN); Rashida Tlaib (D-MI); and Alexandria Obviously-Comatose (D-NY).

Now Margon insists she does not support the BDS movement

Risch also raised a tweet Margon had written saying that commentator Peter Beinart was “on fire” in reference to a New York Times opinion piece titled “I No Longer Believe In a Jewish State.” Margon, who is a self-loathing Jew, said that she believed in a two-state solution.

“You haven’t persuaded me at all,” Risch concluded.

And Joe Biden has not convinced anyone that he was telling the truth about how he always went to a synagogue after Sunday mass as a Puerto Rican, truck-driving guy.

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